RE:RE:RE:Knock at The Door Hahahaha! You're running out of material, TheTruth1234.
I take full responsibility for my choices. I also take responsibility for the huge mistake of choosing Bioasis over another client in 2020 during Covid. I couldn't handle both clients for various reasons. I have always felt a responsibility to Bioasis shareholders and many of them became friends. I felt I owed them my allegiance, especially with that stupid Chiesi deal. Rathjen worried me, incompetent, certainly secretive and controlling, all the worst traits for a CEO.
It's also true that although I had little confidence in Rathjen, I nevertheless had no idea that such a promising technology, xB3, not only functionally promising but of huge potential commercial value, could be mismanaged so badly since 2008. I walked a fine line for years, trying to be supportive but still being free to criticize. Rathjen never realized that credibility comes from recognizing both the good and the bad and publicly dealing with them.
So staying with Bioasis cost me, not as much as investing in Bioasis cost many of you, but still, it's cost me a lot. I certainly do blame Rathjen for the same things that shareholders ought to blame her for.
TheTruth1234 will continue to attack and and try to ridicule me, but he’s getting repetitive now. Going forward, I may or may not respond to him.
He will ridicule me for my age and because of bankruptcy at my age. I would very much like to be wealthy and 53 years old, as he is. But his ridicule says more about his character than about mine. I can financially recover. He will always be what he is.
jd